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We started Chinese school on Sunday. And by "we" I mean all four of us. It's something we want to do for Bea (our daughter adopted from China), John and I both want to learn more Mandarin, and, well, Liv can't stay home by herself for three or four hours every Sunday afternoon.
Most useful thing I learned today: How to tell Bea to be quiet. Really. When the teacher asked what kind of sentences we wanted to learn, everyone sat there and just stared at her. Before I realized what had happened, I'd blurted out, "How do I tell my kid to be quiet?" That phrase -- ānjìng -- is gonna get a lot of use around here.
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Homemade Christmas Gifts: Scrappy Bookmarks
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- EntertainingMom said...
You definitely need a Fun With Paint Swatch Section ;) Loving these ideas... You might like my painted ornaments I just posted... but then again, I am sure you've done them before because I don't think there isn't anything you haven't!
- November 29, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- EntertainingMom said...
Hah! OK... nevermind... you've been and commented and I will heed your advice. Thanks!
- November 29, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Kari said...
I love this idea! Yet another way to use those paint sample cards. :)
- November 29, 2009 at 3:14 PM
- Bridgett said...
Very cute!
- November 29, 2009 at 5:30 PM
- mandy said...
these are just plain lovely! and you are so blessed to have so many women for whom to create. :)
- November 29, 2009 at 9:52 PM
- Henley on the Horn said...
What a great idea! I love the bookmarks!
- November 29, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- Henley on the Horn said...
What a great idea!! I love the bookmarks.
- November 29, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- jlbee said...
omg, i love these! so clever and beautiful, like all of your things. i so wish i had a sewing machine and your mad skillz. happy holidays!
- November 29, 2009 at 10:40 PM
- hipchic~cynde said...
Such a fun idea!
- November 30, 2009 at 5:46 PM
- Amie Plumley said...
Great idea! I think Phoebe and I will be making these for teachers - I needed some inspiration. Thanks for the idea.
- December 1, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Hollie said...
OH MY GOSH... I LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE THESE!!! What do I need to do to convince you to make me a few and mail to me in Texas? Oh my gosh, these are precious and I want one soooo bad!! CUTE IDEA!
You are so crafty!! :D
I wish i could find the time to do all the crafty stuff I want to do. But with a toddler, can't find the time. UGH!!
Thank you for visiting my blog today, it's nice to meet you!
Hollie (aka: Groovewoman)
- December 8, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- gina said...
such a cute idea! And using the baby clothes scraps makes it so personal as well!
- February 16, 2010 at 5:04 PM
- maggy, red ted art said...
Oh these are lovely and colourful!
Will feature you in my themed Recycled Get Crafty 1st Jan!
Would love for you to grab a badge...http://www.redtedart.com/get-crafty-badges/ but only if you fancy it!
Love you site. Gorgeous!
- December 17, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Amanda said...
I love this! I featured it on my site today! Come grab my NEW button - it's so pretty! :) Hope you have a blessed day!
- December 20, 2010 at 8:12 AM
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Length, things done, timing of when some of those things were done (my Ea while my W was pregnant), etc. are so much worse than what my W did, but logically they are both betrayals.
I agree, they are both betrayals. Same with my situation.
The part I get stuck on is when someone says "an affair is an affair", it's like talking to someone who has a parking ticket, and another person who is a serial pedophile, and telling them "a crime is a crime".
Some crimes cause more damage than others. I feel the same way about affairs. This is just my opinion, though, thus respectfully disagreeing with hardlessons. I still respect his opinion, even though I disagree with it.
ETA: By the way, welcome to the MH forum, badchoice!
[This message edited by LosferWords at 1:36 PM, December 13th (Thursday)]
I am sorry to hear that things are not going well for you Losfer, what is going on?
Eta: Welcome to the madhatter forum badchoice.
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She took down all of our wedding pictures and told me she is divorcing me. She proceeded to tell me I am dead to her, she hates me, and suggested I go kill myself.
I don't see how we can fix this now. I'm trying really hard to not be sad about the last 17 years being flushed down the toilet.
I still love her, and I am very sad today.
If you are actively trying to save the marriage this is a topic I feel that you just can't start comparing who's is worse.
I see what you are saying. When W and I were working, she kept telling me that we had to keep things separate. That we were both hurt, and we had to deal with both of those hurts as stand alone issues. Yes, keeping score is not productive.
I am not in that situation, more of a post-mortem, so to speak, so not really keeping score. Just dealing with it, and comparing in my own mind. But in conversation with BW recently she has said that she feels like our affairs were not on par. Again, that just re-enforces me comparing the two of them and the cycle continues. I agreed, being triggered to make her feel better, more old cycles, more work for me to do. Being able to handle stress, and not so great feelings, in healthier ways.
It started with my wife being mad at my excessive drinking habit, which is understandable, but then it turned into a tirade of emotional and verbal abuse. It went way too far.
Have you established clear and agreed to boundaries?
One of her's might be no excessive drinking, one of yours would be no emotional or venal abuse, with clear ramifications if these are violated? Not sure if this would help, but it might. Healthy boundaries are good for all relationships.
It is concerning that her behavior has changed. Do you know of any reason why it might have?
Have you established clear and agreed to boundaries?
We have some boundaries in place. We call them our "fair fight agreement". That kind of went out the window yesterday.
I do need to work on my drinking, regardless of where the marriage goes. I've talked about it in IC, but those discussions haven't gone too far. I don't get mean when I'm drinking, I don't drink and drive, and I don't let it impact my job. I do have those boundaries in place at least.
I know she has been stressing about the holidays coming up. She has done the bulk of the shopping, and put a lot of thought into the gifts. At the same time, I think she is resentful, because she doesn't like my parents.
I feel like she is just fed up that I'm not 100% healed from the A, and then maybe she measures that up with her hard work near the holidays and thinks she's being taken for granted? I dunno...
One; How many times has she talked to you about the drinking?
Two; Does she read on here at all or does she have any idea of how long it takes to heal from an affair?
Three; It sounds like maybe she is in IC??? Have you guys done MC and do you feel like you are moving through stages of this or are you starting to feel stuck?
Prior to this argument, how did you think things were between you two?
She does read on here and understands the length of time it takes to heal from an A. I think sometimes she gets frustrated of the whole process.
We are both in IC, and have done a couple of MC sessions. Usually communication is not an issue with us, and we've been able to work through things on our own and in IC.
Do you feel your wife is remorseful? I can't imagine being frustrated that Hlessons wasn't moving along fast enough. But I do think that being on this site has helped with that.
Are you ok?
I am doing okay, thanks for asking, and thanks for all of the advice/support.
I can feel the Prozac working hard to do its job today.
The part I get stuck on is when someone says "an affair is an affair", it's like talking to someone who has a parking ticket, and another person who is a serial pedophile, and telling them "a crime is a crime".
Ask TG, she will tell you I communicate with the clarity of Scientology doctrine... Praise xenu...
Your right there are varying levels of "punishment" for various crimes. When I say an A is an A it is that the poor choice, the fucked up decision comes from the same internal place, the same FOO issues or NPD, addiction etc. The outtcomes "penalties" or impact can certainly vary from situation to situation.
Something I learned here also is that pain is relative and if I viewed my BS's pain through how it effects me it would not be effective, accurate etc. I know because I have tried, empathy is one of the hardest things for me to learn... Each of us in our situations have to decide what we will do to heal ourselves and our spouses. And in MH situations the dance between the BS/WS is even more difficult..
It sounds like you already know that the drinking needs to be curbed, and maybe she is frustrated with that.
Thing is, what is behind the drinking? Are you really happy where you are at? Make sure this is what you want and this is where you want to be.
I hope tonight is a better night for you.
My question: As a husband who is a BS, would you look at your wife differently and your own situatiuon of reconciliation differently, if you had experienced a series of affairs yourself? Also, the fact that it was a love affair with his good friend...does that make it harder to swallow and the reconciliation process more difficult?
Hello everyone, the post above by "whatamess11" was written by my W. I am the H and we are MadHatters apparently. I had several affairs throughout our marriage, and they were wrong, all of them. They also, if you can believe it (its true)...they were meaningless. They were sexual in nature and for the most part happened when I was out and about with my very good friend, who also was a WH...Been married 17 yrs, together 20 with 2 beautiful kids, and I truly loved my life. And most importantly, loved my W. Many times I would be out with my friend, the Wandering Husband...He was a serial cheater, I would say at least 20 women that I knew of, some of them very close to his home...for example, his neighbor, his W's cousin, his real estate agent, the lady who worked at his kids Karate place, etc....I would talk to him, say things like...What the f#$k is wrong with me? i love my wife, why am i doing this, etc..He would say in reply, "thats the difference between you and I , I know who I am, and Im fine with it. As time passed we didnt see each other much, and I also stopped my running around with other women. My W never found out about my affairs, and I actually went to see a priest to confess and ask for help and was advised that I could not ask for forgiveness for something i would continue to do, I assured him I was done and didnt want this for my life anymore. He told me to treat my W well, but not to tell her as it would only cause her pain. so i didnt, and she never knew. Ironically, uring this time, my W was involved in her own A. With whom? you guessed it, my friend, the guy who was running around with me. and he played her well. they had an 18 month LOVE affair. they didnt just have sex, they were in love, or so they said...things like , "you are my soul mate" I want u forever, " etc. he got a tattoo for her, and she, who has no tattoos was going to get one for him. There was talk of running away together, divrcing their spouses , etc. there was an email found by me from my W to him that said, " what do you do when you have to have sex with ur W. I dont want to have sex with my H (me) especially kissing, id rather be by myself" WOW...thats when i found out. She got caught, didnt stop on her own, was totally into this man, in Affair love....But she claims to have had an "aha moment" where she realized it was me, not him she wanted, and it was also at this point that i confessed of my affairs, and the affairs of the dream man she had fallen for. Needless to say our lives are a mess. Been not quite 6 months now, we are in counceling together, and she has maintained NC and done everything I asked, yet for me, i cant seem to move passed this, in my mind this A is far wosre than what i ever did, and the closeness of this man and my W, within the community, they live 1 mile away. we were best of friends, and my W friends with his W, our kids were best friends, etc....its a mess, and we are trying, there is a deep bond, i just dont know if there is a way to save this, save us, save our family. I enjoy reading the posts, and hope someone can shed some light into our situation, as f#$ed up as it is, sadly it is real, and is our lives. Sorry this was so long, will be short from here on out
ME:46 WH, 7 affairs
HER: 42 WW, 1 love affair with my best friend
Consequences are a separate issue. And you may add up what she did and say it was a deal breaker and that is ok. As a BS you have that right. Just as she has the right to decide your 7 are more than she can take.
As a wayward the more you add up your hurt the easier it is to justify your own actions and roles in your own A's. Such is the life of a mad hatter unfortunately. You have to consider her feelings when she is feeling them and the opposite is true for her. Will it seem out of balance some times, absolutely. But it can be done.
Good luck
The time and energy you spend quantifying your A's and deciding what's worse is not going to fix you, your pain, or your M.
It's great that you and your W are both on SI, please continue to post and participate... This place has helped me with my healing as well as many others. Check out the resources on the left sidebar there.... Tons and tons in the healing library for you to read.
I believe several madhatters have said on this thread that they do their best work with their WS hat on. I highly encourage you to do this. Just because you had your A's ___ amount of time ago and hers was more recent does not excuse or nullify your behavior. Neither does your confession to your priest. My H did this too (confession). Then he messed with OW2 a couple years later... Lesson not learned the first time. Confessing doesn't fix the cheating and the root cause of it. And he still elected to not tell me til after my ONS and confession. I highly suggest you explore what made it ok for you to do this over and over and not tell your W. Are y'all in therapy yet? Please start with IC. Even if you guys D, you'll need it to heal as individuals.
Also... STD testing.... Please, both of you go out and get it. It will be a great step in the right direction for you both to reestablish yourselves as safe spouses for each other. Yes, it's embarrassing. But you both erred and it is your due diligence to get that basic step taken care of.
Here some advice that is given is to wait 6 months to 1 year before making a decision about R or D. I'm 6 months out from our mutual DDay, and I'm still on the rollercoaster. We've been working towards R but many days, it's just too painful to think about trusting him completely ever again.


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Travis Richardson arraigned on attempted murder charges
A man accused of attempting to kill police officers last year was arraigned on a multitude of charges on Thursday and was appointed a new attorney.
Travis Grover Richardson of Elizabethton has been incarcerated
in the Carter County Jail since his arrest in August 2011 after he allegedly led local authorities on a threecounty pursuit, physically fighting officers and ramming their vehicles. He appeared in Carter County Criminal Court on Thursday before Judge Lynn Brown. Richardson first appeared with Attorney David Crichton for arraignment, receiving the indictments and pleading not guilty.
Crichton then requested that the Public Defender's office be removed as counsel in the case. In the motion, it was referenced that the Public Defender's office represents a man who Richardson allegedly tried to kill in September of 2008, identified in an indictment as Daniel Honeycutt. Due to a conflict of interest, the judge granted the request and selected local Attorney Jason Holly to represent Richardson.
Holly must determine whether he has a conflict of interest in the case as well. A new court date was set for May 30.
Bailiffs waited until last Thursday to bring Richardson into the courtroom, when the defendant would not have an audience or other prisoners present.
Richardson faces numerous charges, including two counts of felony evading arrest, four counts of reckless endangerment, four counts of aggravated assault, 30 counts of criminal simulation, theft over $1,000, aggravated robbery, two counts of attempted second-degree murder, one count of attempted first-degree murder, vandalism and aggravated burglary.
On the evening of Aug. 2, 2011, Elizabethton Police Department
Officer Matthew Taylor was called to the IGA in the Betsytown Shopping Center on the report of a man passing counterfeit money. Taylor said Richardson began to fight and fled out into the parking lot. During the incident, Richardson allegedly pulled out a knife and swung it at the officer. Taylor then pursued Richardson to a home on Stateline Road, where the man displayed a knife and took the resident's vehicle.
By that time, other police arrived and Richardson rammed a police cruiser and nearly hit Taylor, who had to jump out of the way. Richardson then traveled away from the scene at a high rate of speed, resulting in a lengthy threecounty pursuit. Deputies from the Carter County Sheriff's Department and Unicoi County Sheriff's Department joined the pursuit. Richardson is alleged to have rammed vehicles driven by deputies from both counties.
Police eventually stopped Richardson and took him into custody in a parking lot in Johnson City along South Roan Street.
At the time of the 2011 incident, Richardson was wanted on an attempted murder charge by Carter County authorities for allegedly stabbing Honeycutt in 2008 in the Okolona area.
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10:33pm Saturday 7th December 2013 in Sport By Matt Plummer
BRIGHTLINGSEA Regent boss James Webster was left shell-shocked after his side conceded two late sucker-punch goals, in today's FA Vase third-round tie at home to Colney Heath.
Regent looked to have sealed their place in the last 32 after first-half strikes from Jake Holman and Kevin Coyle, both following long throws by Josh Gould.
But Spartan South Midland League premier division side Colney Heath pulled one back and swiftly converted a hotly-disputed last-gasp penalty, awarded for an alleged trip by Jake Gould.
"We were in control of the game," said Webster, whose side will try again in Tuesday's replay in Hertfordshire.
Regent's goals came in the latter stages of the first half.
Holman smashed high into the net from close range and Coyle produced a clinical finish, before Regent had valid penalty claims for a foul on Terry Rymer.
The linesman gave it, but, crucially, not the referee.
Colney Heath gave themselves a lifeline in the closing stages and then, dramatically, netted from the spot in the last few seconds.
Even then, Brightlingsea had more penalty appeals after what looked a blatant foul on Rymer.
However, once again, their claims fell on deaf ears.
Elsewhere in the Vase, BRANTHAM ATHLETIC staged an incredible comeback to book their place in the last 32.
Paul Abraham's side were two-down with 30 minutes left at Haringey Borough.
They were unlucky to be behind at the break, having conceded an early header, and the hosts' second came against the run of play just after the hour-mark.
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The active, gym-class-like format and the scientific experiments kept the students not only on task, but silent like black bears.
But this is what Louv promised in his groundbreaking book that demanded educators incorporate the natural world into their course work: "Nature inspires creativity in a child by demanding visualization and the full use of the senses," Louv wrote. "In nature, a child finds freedom, fantasy and privacy: a place distant from the adult world, a separate peace."
At The Center for Teaching and Learning in Edgecomb, Powers has embraced these concepts whole-heartedly in his 40-day class. Of course, Powers has some flexibility at The Center, an independent school founded in 1990.
The school is accredited by the state and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, but it brings a focus on original, hands-on work that includes research and experiments, as well as data collection and analysis.
"The goal is to come to the woods, do the activity and collect data. We are full-bore doing science. They're not just being given facts, they are learning everything about doing the science that gives us the facts. Their bird ID skills are phenomenal; their tracking skills are good," Powers said.
With so many critters across Maine's landscape being studied by a multitude of wildlife biologists and scientists, the opportunity for meaningful wildlife studies by students is limitless.
With this in mind, Powers reached out to a half-dozen wildlife experts and asked what data his students could collect. The class now has a half-dozen studies in which they collect real data to turn over to scientists and biologists in Maine, such as coyote howling recordings, salamander counts, bird counts, bird-nesting box counts and tree species identification.
Pat Maloney in Augusta is delighted to see a new school group sign up to collect forest inventory data. At the Maine Tree Foundation, Maloney coordinates the state's Project Learning Tree curriculum with the forest growth data the state needs.
In 10 years, Maloney has seen her program take hold in classrooms in Auburn, Topsham, Machias, Jay and Newport, where teachers take students out to gather tree species information, and measure the health and diameter of trees.
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Namco Networks has been making a strong push as of late to bring some of their old-school IPs to the relatively new iPhone and iPod Touch. One of their first is Galaga Remix, which combines the coin-op original Galaga along with a "remixed" version that sports updated graphics, sounds, gameplay and fun.
After launching the game, your first choice is between the original coin-op version or the more updated Remix version. While each has its own unique characteristics, I suggest those that haven't played anything but the original should probably give that a whirl first in order to get their head back into the game. It is actually a tougher play than the remix, but will prep you for anything either game can throw at you.
The Classic version is played with a vertical orientation, so everything on the screen is smaller in order to preserve the original aspects of the game. While the Remix is horizontal and is clearly easier to play, as you have more room to work back and forth and everything is bigger, making it easier to see and hit. Both versions give you the option to change how many starting lives (2-5), when you get an extended life, which control type (arrow keys, slider or accelerometer) and the sound effects. The remix version also adds options for difficulty and BGM.
After changing the settings and starting the game, the first thing you will notice in both versions is that the controls will take some getting used to. One of the hardest aspects of any games that use touch screen controls is losing the feel of the physical button under your fingers. With Galaga, this seemed to cause more issues than say Pac-man did. The classic version especially was tough (as is the remix to a degree) as the default rocker button actually responds only in a small area, so it is easy to lose control of your ship while trying to go side-to-side and end up getting hit by a bomb. After tying out in both versions the slider and accelerometer, I determined that the slider is probably the best way for the remix, but the buttons offer the best control for the classic. Regardless, a title update from Namco to make the area more responsive for all control types would improve the accuracy of the buttons make this game an even more must-have purchase.
The classic version of the game plays just like the original coin-op, right down to the stutter in the firing button that only allows off so many shots. The movement is a bit of a challenge as mentioned above, but the sounds are dead on and wave after wave of invaders takes you straight back to a 1980's dingy arcade. The remix offers a bit of a different perspective, as it remains true to the core gameplay, but with updated graphics, an easier play (in this writer's opinion) and the introduction of Boss challenges. One major difference between the two is how the uniting of fighters is handled. While the original gets you the side-by-side double-shot, the remix allows you to stack your captured fighters (up to three) from three separate enemies. As a result, there are nine different weapon types that can be compiled by letting your fighters get captured by the three different tractor beams. Once you get a couple of these power ups loaded, your fighter can be a devastating bearer of death to the enemies, making the game extremely fun and high scores fall like dominoes.
After playing through both versions, I enjoyed the gameplay of the Remix because I could get deeper into the levels and was experiencing something that was relatively new. However, the classic version brought back all that nostalgia that Namco and Midway unleashed in 1981. Regardless of what version I played, I was still able to get my high-score rankings fix. In fact, the remix offers up a top-five for all three difficulty rankings. While this was one more bit of motivation while playing, eventually I would like to see Apple create some sort of centralized way for scores to be available similar to Xbox Live or PSN with your friends. Probably wishful thinking on my part, but it would add to the games.
Galaga Remix is a great adaptation of the original and the remix versions of the game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Any person that is a fan of the franchise should pick this up right away despite the learning curve with the control scheme. The more I use the iPod touch for gaming, the more I become used to it even with the varying control options. I will say that Namco Networks has done a good job with Galaga Remix by offering three different options out of the box so that one should be best for each individual. If you are unsure of whether Galaga Remix is for you, then try downloading what amounts to a demo of the game in Galaga REMIX Light, which is available on the App Store.
Originally released on 3/13/2009, the game is now on version 1.0.1 (which is the reviewed version) and checks in at 39.8 MB in size. Galaga Remix can be found on iTunes AppStore at a current price of $5.99. Final GamingNexus grade is B+.
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Touchdown video seen round the worldThursday, October 14th, 2010
Steve Kelley, Seattle Times columnist, reflects on Ike Ditzenberger, the 17-year-old high school football player with Down syndrome whose touchdown run was captured on video and circulated around the globe. At last count, the Youtube clip documenting Ike's effort had gotten more than 2.36 million views.
Writes Kelley: Ditzenberger's touchdown, which he accomplished with the active support of both teams, was "a reminder of everything that is good about sports and about life." An excerpt:
Ike's story is about much more than this one football play.
It is a reminder of the infinite capacity of the human heart. It is about Mark Perry's compassion. It is about the ability of the young players from Lake Stevens to understand the importance of the moment and act selflessly when it would have been so easy to be selfish.
It is about the Snohomish team's unconditional love of their teammate and about Ike's parents' love for their child.
"We've seen Ike brighten," Kay Ditzenberger said. "He no longer sits in the back at the assembly. He's right there in the front row. Football has elevated his self-opinion. He doesn't feel different. He doesn't perceive his handicap. They've given him the gift of normalcy.
"They (Snohomish players) set aside the handicap and saw the person first. They recognize the handicap secondly and they accommodate and adapt to that."
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- Seattle Times video. Includes interview with coach Mark Perry: 'I think this is a moment when the humanity and the sportsmanship shine through.'
- Seattle Times story: Ike's prom date with Emily Zylstra, the homecoming princess and Snohomish County Dairy Princess.


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I write now on a cold January evening twelve days into the new year. Though I'm definitely not what you'd call a "winter person" (I tend to hibernate in the manner of bears until Spring), I've always loved January for the irresistible mix of nostalgia and hope it stirs up, a paradoxical combination that sends me meandering backward into the past and soaring forward into the future. In fact, January is named for Janus, a Roman mythological figure with two faces, one which looks forward and one which looks backward. That's how I always feel in January—a little two-faced.
Every January I have a ritual, the same one that I'm embarked upon right now: I curl up on the sofa with a mug of tea and read back through my journal of the year just passed. Lots of 2002 entries, I notice, have to do with The Secret Life of Bees. I read, for instance, about the grand publication party my friend Susan threw, the wild and wooly book tour, the excitement as the novel unexpectedly climbed onto best seller lists, and got picked for Good Morning America's Read This! Book Club. My gosh, I think, who could have predicted all of that? I linger, though, over something I wrote in my journal not long after the novel came out:
"What if I hadn't listened to the impulse that kept telling me to write fiction? I came so close to dismissing it out of fear I couldn't do it. And what if I had listened to the 'writing expert' who told me he didn't think my short story ('The Secret Life of Bees') should be turned into a novel? Well, actually I did listen to him for almost three years before giving into my own vision. I suppose the thing I've got to remember is to simply trust the wisdom of my own heart. To stalk this wisdom with passion, and when I find it, believe in it enough to follow it."
The other part of my January ritual is to make the first entry into a new journal. I write 2003 on the first page, and let my mind sweep out into the year ahead. I think about the publication of the paperback of The Secret Life of Bees, coming soon—January 28 to be exact—and the book tour that will kick it off, that will have me traveling again to various parts of the country. (If you want to see where I'll be and get the details, here's the link: www.suemonkkidd.com/html/appearances.asp.
Mostly, I think about the new novel that I'll spend the year ahead writing. The Mermaid Chair,
due at my publisher next fall. Set in South Carolina in 1988, it's about a woman at mid life who falls in love with a monk, and the spiritual awakening this precipitates in her.
The idea for the story popped into my head unexpectedly one day several months after I finished writing The Secret Life of Bees.
I was talking to someone who mentioned off-handedly that during a visit to Cornwall, England, she visited a church which had a mermaid chair in it. I sat straight up. Something about this made my heart beat faster. "A mermaid chair?" I asked.
"Yes," she said. "It was an old chair with the image of a mermaid carved on the side. It's been in the church for centuries, though the reason seems to be a mystery." The image of the chair filled me with strange excitement, and I knew right then: I would write a novel titled The Mermaid Chair.
I became possessed by the image, as bits and pieces of story began to take shape around it. In my imagination the chair came to reside in a monastery on a tiny sea island off the coast of South Carolina. I was captivated, not only by the legend and lore of mermaids– those supernatural, sea-dwelling females that are both animal and human, dangerous and magical—but with the whole monastic world, as well. By things below and things above, by descents and ascents, by Eros and Spirit. The mermaid and the monk (are they after the same thing?) were two of the most unlikely consorts I could imagine, yet they became the core of the book.
I don't know how a chance comment from someone about a chair in England, how such a slip of an image, could seize me like that, how it became the fodder for a novel. I don't believe in muses in a literal way, but I do believe in the symbol, and in the process the symbol is attempting to describe. To find inspiration from a muse is to simply listen to the eloquent voice of life around us, to the steady stream of images that well up inside. It means going about our lives wide-eyed, open-hearted, given to wonder, curious, malleable, porous, attentive. It means being willing to be in-spired, which literally means to be breathed into. In a bygone time, ideas were thought of as little god-spirits floating about in the air. Maybe that's what the novelist Margaret Atwood had in mind when she wrote:
Ask what is in the wind
Ask what is sacred.
Recently, while vacationing in New Mexico, I wandered into a gallery and came upon a painting of the Black Madonna by Sheila Keefe. I was so enchanted by it that I brought the Black Madonna home and installed her over my desk. I started referring to her as my muse. I would pause as I wrote, look up at her, and be reminded of the importance of listening to the source and trusting what comes. I've put a link here that will take you to her picture so you can see for yourself what a splendid symbol of the muse she is. How she sits in a crypt of darkness surrounded by luminous flecks—small spirits, ideas, hovering flickers of genius. How there's a mysterious little container just below her feet, and inside of it, a woman in repose with an open, golden book on top of her, a woman (a writer?) planted like a seed at her feet, who seems to be soaking up the flurry of inspiration overhead.
The purpose of the "forward face" is to infect us with dreams, conjure hope, help us create pictures of where we need to go. Tonight, in the infancy of this year, I dream about The Mermaid Chair, believing I will get it written one page at a time through plain hard work, but not without pausing now and then and asking what's in the wind.
As you begin the new year I wish you two faces: one to look back and find the lesson you most need to take with you, and one to look forward and dream of where you're going and how you'll get there.
Happy New Year,
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Gerald Steinberg of NGO Monitor, and his associates in government, have entered a new phase in their campaign to suppress Israeli human rights NGOs. This morning (November 27 2009) Haaretz's English edition ran an op-ed by Steinberg. No longer satisfied with de-legitimization, Israeli neoconservatives have begun taking concrete parliamentary action to silence internal dissent. Because of a sense that some of the remaining freedoms of Israeli democracy — expression and association for Israeli citizens – were under dangerous assault I agreed, for the first time in years, to byline an op-ed addressing Steinberg's (both op-eds, side-by-side, can be viewed here). Below is an annotated version of the op-ed, with comprehensive links to supporting documentation.
Bring on the transparency
Op-ed, Didi Remez, Haaretz, November 27 2009
The government of Israel is waging an aggressive campaign to suppress internal dissent. Most of its targets have been organizations operating in the occupied territories, and the campaigners would have us believe that they are acting in the interest of "national security." However, a closer look indicates that they are motivated by a general disrespect for the role of civil society in a democracy. Any NGO in the government's way seems to have become fair game; indeed, officials have even started calling refugee-aid groups a fifth column.
Civil servants are playing an increasingly active role in this effort. A notable example is Ron Dermer [bio at previous position], chief of policy planning in the Prime Minister's Office, who led the charge this past summer to suppress any group that dared to advocate on behalf of Palestinian human rights or to question the Israel Defense Forces' conduct during the Gaza campaign.
Dermer, whose legislative initiative to ban funding of Israeli human rights organizations by allied governments stalled in September, has now passed the ball to a political ally: Prof. Gerald Steinberg, president of NGO Monitor. This organization has now partnered with the Institute for Zionist Strategies, led by Israel Harel, a founder of the Gush Emunim settler movement.
Steinberg is savvier than Dermer. Instead of a ban, he advocates "funding transparency." Next Tuesday, he is organizing a Knesset conference to "debate" the issue. Israel's beleaguered human rights activists are bracing for yet another round of demonization and delegitimization.
In formulating a response, some have argued for an appeal to reason. They want to explain to Steinberg and his organization that the suppression campaign is ill-advised and destructive; that it threatens to put Israel in the same camp as Putin's Russia and other autocracies; and that it may provoke a retaliatory call by a European public, already dangerously hostile, to cut critical funding to Israeli hospitals, universities and R&D projects.
This approach is commendable, but futile. NGO Monitor is not an objective watchdog: It is a partisan operation that suppresses its perceived ideological adversaries through the sophisticated use of McCarthyite techniques – blacklisting, guilt by association and selective filtering of facts.
If Steinberg really cares about "transparency," why does he not begin in his own backyard? Breaking the Silence, a frequent subject of his organization's wrath, has financial reports for 2006-2008 posted on its Web site. NGO Monitor's site lists only one small U.S. charity as its current funder, providing no links for further information. The Institute for Zionist Strategies' site says nothing about its funding.
Here is another example of NGO Monitor's intellectual dishonesty: A central theme of its recent critiques has been of NGO "lawfare," achieving "political" goals through the courts. There are at least three examples of pro-settler Israeli NGOs engaged in "lawfare," as defined by NGO Monitor: the Legal Forum for the Land of Israel, the Israel Law Center and Regavim, but you will not find even an acknowledgment of their existence among the hundreds of documents on its Web site.
We have another option. Steinberg's and Dermer's cynicism has created an opportunity to dismantle the power structure that forces Israelis to continue defending Palestinian human rights, 42 years after the "temporary" occupation of the West Bank and Gaza began.
If Israeli neoconservatives really want "transparency," why not take them at their word? We could propose to NGO Monitor and its allies that we launch a bipartisan campaign to enact legislation mandating high standards of financial transparency for all local NGOs. This would entail listing all donations of, say, NIS 15,000 and above, prominently on the NGO's Web site and in its publications, including full donor identity details and any tax exemptions that were applied. Israeli government funding would, of course, be listed as well.
Most of NGO Monitor's Israeli targets already meet these standards. For the few that do not, compliance would be an easy task.
This is certainly not the case for the organizations fueling the settlement enterprise that is destroying our country. They depend on financial opacity for continued operations. Elad, for example, a prime mover of many controversial and provocative settlement adventures in East Jerusalem, has been cited by the Registrar of Associations for refusing to disclose its donor identities.
One can understand their reticence. What would the Israeli public say if the fact that Od Yosef Hai yeshiva, in Yitzhar, is the recipient of generous funding from the Israeli government [primary data here] had to be prominently displayed on the cover of its publications – which include "Baruch Hagever," an ode to Tomb of the Patriarchs killer Baruch Goldstein, and the "Handbook for the Killing of Gentiles"? How long would the U.S. taxpayer put up with the tax-exempt status of Shuva Israel, a Christian Zionist fund, if they knew that it supports the expansion of settlement outposts, illegal even under Israeli law?
These examples are just the tip of an iceberg. Hundreds of millions of dollars in Israeli taxpayer money and U.S.tax exemptions, mostly hidden from public view, are the driving force of the settlement enterprise. The Steinberg Act would be applauded by progressive Israel and genuine "pro-Israelis" abroad. Transparency is the lifeblood of democracy and our society could use a lot more of it.
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Good post.
Something may be added to Taub's lecturing: I am afraid people like Ehud Barak and Shimon Peres (not to mention Likkud leaders) are fully complicit in this march of folly. They have supported the settler movement for years (Barak is nowadays a true pillar of the community…). Gadi Taub has chosen, as usual, a relatively easy target.
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Excellent, transparency is "the first step" suggested by NGO Monitor. However, how do you answer the accusation concerning EU governments, and NGOs allied to them, contributing to "opposition groups" etc. in Israel? Steinberg acknowledges the suitability of NGOs receiving private donations; his main complaint is directly against foreign governments supporting selected NGOs, with political agendas, in Israel. This point can't be ignored. Your point about support from the Israeli gov't itself for political NGOs is certainly an important issue.
February 5, 2010 at 00:29 | #6
This article does nothing to refute Steinberg's claims, which is a shame. The only way to fight defamation is not with more defamation. I frankly don't care about whether Steinberg is right wing or left wing or centrist. If his facts are correct, and NIF is indeed funding anti-Zionist NGOs in Israel then NIF's donor base has the right to know this. And, before I get tarred with the "right wing" label, I say this as an NIF supporter and for further liberalization in Israeli society. But, I draw the line when groups advocating for Israel's demise receive NIF funding. I hope NIF takes a serious look at its giving practices and protocols.
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Pizza Junction to re-open – Pizza Junction searched long and far to find just the right people to continue the legacy created by Tom & Sherry Fleckenstein. After forty years we are retiring, but the new guy should have the restaurant opened by April 1st or sooner. Everything will stay the same, only better. They bring extensive restaurant knowledge and skills and we are very excited for them to get started. In the meantime, if you still need your "Junction Fix", you can order on our Web site.
Pizza Junction Closed - Out Of Business – My understanding is that New Years Eve 2011 was the last day that the restrauant was open. So now it is closed after a very long run. Too bad.
This review is WAY overdue – i grew up with PJ Pizza as a treat and have always told others about PJ. in 2007 my Mom became terminally ill and while caring for her I flew my aunt in from out of state to see her for the last time. meanwhile it was late at night (closing time) when i called in an order for 2 sheets Pizza with cheese, mushroom and sausage to feed our family while my wife drove to the airport to pick up my Aunt.
the staff on duty were very friendly despite my LATE order not even knowing the circumstances. when I returned with the Pizza Mom could smell it and asked for some. as I fed Mom the pizza all she said was MMMM you sure know how to order a Pizza. it was the most she ate in a long time and it was her last meal before she passed.
i just want the staff of PJ August 20th 2007 to know what a fantastic job they did and that Mom enjoyed her last dinner prepared by them.
all i can say is Thank You to the staff of PJ on August 20th 2007
Best tasting pizza ANYWHERE – Pizza Junction has the best Pizza anywhere, bar none! You do not need to order extra anything because they use more cheese, sauce & pepperoni than most places put on a pizza with double cheese & double pepperoni(their tradional sauce is the best!!), a regular cheese & pepperoni weighs a ton! After Anchor Bar they have the best tasting wings in Western New York, but their blue cheese is not the greatest so stop at a store & buy some Marie's Blue Cheese. You will not be disappointed with whatever you order, it is all very good.
I have been eating pizza from that location since it was Vito's back in the 60's & Matts Deli was next door and the pizza has always been very good.
The Most Bestest Ever! -James Score – I've been a huge fan since they first opened! My parents used to get pizzas and wings from there all the time. I remember they even used to give free pizzas away on X-mas night when they first opened. When I was old enough I even worked there before joining the army out of high school. The owner Tommy, took his pizzas and food very personally, to the point where only a few handful of us knew the secret recipies for the sauce, oil dressings and so forth. Only the top dogs knew all the secrets! They are the best hands down. I've been all over the world to include Italy. I retired 2 years ago with 21 years of service and have found nothing better in my travels. They might be more expensive, but like I say, "You can own a motorcycle, or you can own a Harley." You get what you pay for.
DELICIOUS!!! – Pizza Junction.. there is no junk about this place! They have a thick delicious pizza sauce that cannot be beat anywhere else (they even deliver this stuff around the world its that gooood!!!) They also make their own bleu cheese (im only a fan of Ken's Steak house thick and chucky buffalo bleu cheese) but this is eh, ok. Onion Rings are the best around town too (made homemade and even beerbattered!!) very delicious and cripsy. I would recommend calling in your order before going there, because there pretty slow with there service. There food is pricey but its worth it!!
Editorial Review – Italian and American cuisine come together on an affordable menu which features specialty gourmet pizzas, subs and grilled fare.
In the top three best pizza's & subs... – ...along with Mattinna's and Just Pizza. Definitley one of the very best!!! You can't go wrong with one of their pies!
Good olde daze – I still remember calling PJ on Friday nights, ordering three large 1/2 baked pizzas from Ross and then make a bonzai run down to Rushford Lake. Living in Florida now and I make my own pizzas.
They deliver now!! – Pizza junction has excellent food. And to make it better they deliver now, just started not to long ago. so that is a A+ for them. junction is a great place to stop on a quick lunch break to grab a slice of "filling" pizza. dining there is great not to classy, just right. they also put on a great superbowl party. I have family that lives outa state and pizza junction is the first thing they hit up when they get here and leave. they ship pizza all over the world, so you people that live out of state can enjoy it and not even have to go there to get it. i think they need to open some more pizza joints around town!
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Soft, buttery and rich danish pastry. Perfect for holidays or everyday occasions.
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Have water and milk at 110°-115°F and all other ingredients at room temperature.
Measure the first 4 ingredients into a bowl. Mix with pastry blender or fork. Dissolve yeast in the water. Let stand 3 to 5 minutes. Add milk and egg yolk. Stir yeast-mixture and add to egg yolk-mixture. Pour into bowl with flour-mixture. Blend. Cover bowl with waxed paper, then foil. Chill 2 to not more than 48 hours. Prepare Fillings before removing dough from refrigerator. Quantity given for filling is for one Kringle.
Divide dough into 2 parts. Beat egg white until stiff. Roll dough on lightly floured board into a 6x18-inch rectangle. Spread with 1/2 the egg white, then one of the Fillings. Bring sides over Filling the long way, and pinch edge of dough into roll. Handle Kringle carefully- this is a tender dough. Place on lightly greased baking sheet in horseshoe or circular shape. Shape second Kringle and place on second baking sheet. Cover. Let rise until almost doubled, about 30-40 minutes. Bake 18 to 25 minutes in preheated 400°F oven. Remove from pans to racks to cool. Before serving, sift confectioners' sugar over the top of the Kringles.
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If you live in an older home, you may well be grinding your teeth over your bathroom. Considering how much time we spend in our bathrooms, there's good reason to want yours to be a pleasant place to be. Ancient cupboards, peeling linoleum floors, murky mirrors, and funky stained fixtures aren't really what you envision when you think of relaxing -- or showing your guests your lovely home.
Bathroom remodels are often pitched as both expensive and time consuming, but they don't have to be. Kirsten S and her husband managed to totally renovate her father's bathroom in 24 hours. That is not a typo! Here's a before and after:
Let's take a closer look at what they did. After gutting and repainting, they replaced the sink and toilet with updated, streamlined models (including a water efficient toilet for energy savings). They also replaced the dull lighting over the mirror with something a little more elegant, and framed the mirror to give it depth and texture, a trick that can be used with builder grade mirrors of all sizes to give them more personality.
They tore out the linoleum and replaced it with tile, added a vanity for storage, and replaced the toilet paper holder, towel rack, and other hardware. The shower was left in its original state, but the paint choices and towels blend much better, making it a streamlined part of the bathroom instead of an eyesore.
The couple spent approximtely $1,000 on the remodel, most of which was on the new fixtures and supplies. Doing the work themselves saved a substantial amount of money, and allowed them to perform the job on their schedule -- which turned out to be a tight one!
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Robert A's project totally changed the look of his bathroom, and all he did was fix the mirror! The addition of trim and shelving creates a much more customized, friendly look, and the new lighting above the mirror is much better than the boring standard bathroom lighting the builders installed.
Kristin painted her builder grade cabinets and replaced the hardware to give them a custom look, but she also added a backsplash and framed out the mirror. The result of these quick cosmetic changes was a dramatically different bathroom, without spending a lot of money or hiring a nearby San Diego contractor!
If you're tiling your bathroom, Christine has this tip: lay the tiles in sideways. This little visual trick makes the bathroom seem more spacious, and it adds an unusual note to a bathroom that might otherwise be a bit bland.
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Many educated people shy away from the church because they cannot believe in these and other aspects of Christian tradition. And yet many of these same people search for what the church can offer: a caring community, supportive during people of grief and times of joy. James Adams reminds us that religious faith is not a matter of the mind, but of the heart.read more
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The regionally ranked North Georgia men's tennis team suffered a 5-4 defeat on Saturday afternoon to 12th-ranked Flagler College at the Yahoola Creek Tennis Complex in Peach Belt Conference action.
The Saints fall to 6-8 overall on the season and 0-7 in the Peach Belt Conference, while Flagler improves to 8-4 overall and 6-1 in league play.
North Georgia was impressive early, taking a pair of the doubles matches and leading 2-1 heading to singles play. After dropping No. 1 doubles, the Saints rallied with a 9-7 victory at No. 2 doubles, followed by an 8-6 win at No. 3 three doubles to take the lead.
Mateus Camasmie and Giovani Santos then took care of business in singles play to give North Georgia a commanding 4-1 lead, but the Saints were unable to pull off another victory and Flagler came storming back to grab the 5-4 victory.
The Saints return to action on Sunday afternoon, welcoming 2nd-ranked Armstrong Atlantic to town for another Peach Belt Conference match at the Yahoola Creek Tennis Complex. First serve is set for 12-noon.
|Singles competition
|1. #7 David Cotrone (FCM) def. Felipe Friedrich (NGCSUM) 2-6, 6-3, 6-2
|2. Mateus Camasmie (NGCSUM) def. Peter Coulis (FCM) 6-3, 6-3
|3. Giovani Santos (NGCSUM) def. Gino Ramirez (FCM) 6-1, 6-3
|4. #55 Harry Snoxell (FCM) def. Adrien Saulais (NGCSUM) 6-2, 6-3
|5. Adam Hunt (FCM) def. Brandon Sloan (NGCSUM) 6-0, 6-4
|6. Uriel Oquendo (FCM) def. Ernesto Farinas (NGCSUM) 6-2, 6-2
|Doubles competition
|1. #10 David Cotrone/Gino Ramirez (FCM) def. Felipe Friedrich/Mateus Camasmie (NGCSUM) 8-4
|2. Brandon Sloan/Adrien Saulais (NGCSUM) def. Harry Snoxell/Uriel Oquendo (FCM) 9-7
|3. Giovani Santos/Ernesto Farinas (NGCSUM) def. Peter Coulis/Adam Hunt (FCM) 8-6
|Match Notes
|Flagler 8-4, 6-1 PBC; National ranking #12; Regional ranking #3
|North Georgia 6-8, 0-7 PBC; Regional ranking #18


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